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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-17
At Blum.

NlTespondence Of me Gazette.
BLUM, TEX, April live have had
no rain up to the present worth mention,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-17
Quick Meal Gasolans

Stoves are the very thing for the hot
summer, For sale by W. F. Lake.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-17
Snring Ian Rnhss

New and beautiful patterns at R. F.
Tackabery's.
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1t IS arranged chrOnOlOgically by years, from
432 to 1888. Every event Is narrated IN the
order OF its date These are not confined, as in
other works, to political matters, but embrace
every branch of human action. It describes IN
der It's proper date all important patents; all
discoveries in science and the useful arts; the
digging of canals and. the building of railroads
and telegraph lines, the founding # towns and
the erection of notable buildings and bri ges;
the first performances of plays and the first ap-
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ilstorms, tOraadOes, cyclones, epidemics; ac-
Cidents and disas' ers on sea and land; riots and
crimes; panics and business failures; "cOE-
neIs" and phenomenal prices in all markets.
labor troubles, strikes and lOckOuts; and hun
dreds of other matters never mentioned by his
tOrtans. Besides being a history in the Ordtn-
airy sense, 1T is a condensed newspaper file for
four hundred years.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-17

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-03


school houses, faw churches and Tow
Of any Of the evidences Of progre> s
which now gior.iy herYery nSme, II
there had been none but temperance
men here a.. these year. we fear there
hal ueen few sHch towns a. DaIa''
fort Worth WACO HaiVcston' li2u'-
ton, Austin or san Antonio George
town aud the Nlu Ian part oil y var
ado IN enthhVe existed out inca OF TINS
we have It" ASSURANCES nc "Iehei
"hlshE dfih"'ug hFst settlers
were lard ~ we grant.
Bul the! d!d -1''ie and
d'Vc'op the c'uh'i! H"'@'ng'y Hhd
no one III "tu! H ''t' IL not 'ol'
ID" mat the e'A' OIL Ihe "hI'"I
'r"iii' nave Deeh u'' " niue over
-.htcd n STATE ""i'' ms ueNeioPe"
H7 IcAa- ha-i hH- sure! hHa no NM
stone hdnt'u4 ABOUT her NECK ana
not mJ"h oi 1H incubus
WIZ niue "'' w go ''"'
before we go ana vote all 'iis
lI gre a. false ana o"d'y pAsed let
us 'o"N into im1&- ii..e further -
I- s"'H rue TO 'ct wen enough
a'"h.. II We - to 'mo"h"l."s
with the existing order we may very
-.'''u'iy ai''ct values ana I'D more
INJURY IN one d"! lhAn we can repair
IN twenty years. ms Is the danger.
men WHISKY goes lll7 just p''s Ole
Unit othc7rep'rssi'' measures VIII be
adopted ana ID 1t all our siA hundred
'n'''loh OF 'aNa''a values Will sim TO
Ul.ee ana 'here WI. oeho CORES pohu
ing 'hrihN"se III the expenses oil gov
erhiheui. We 8''n't 'hat 'h' saints
are excellent c''i@ei'-' QUA I7h met Is
excellent ana Wholesome but most
men A'oinach' are CONSTITUTED mat
'hel "o"'d rrpe' against II II con
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Doctors ana ltot>Irings

lot Springs failed entirely 90 cnre ne o'ssI
cral terrible, iniolclt running nicer, oal
legs, with which have been troubled
many ycors Several doctor also attI'I
- cure me butfiiled. have .u.ci only ",
the effect has boeu truly magical as they nv,
all healed and | am cured n f. WeHl 4
medicine, mad for purifying the blood lsa
wonderfully qulck cure hu, been cii cied w;
every thing else had failed. Your medlCa'f
n daisy and hA, done the business tof me
have lived here twenty Ave years NY seI,.
health IL also improving. uppeiir aud llEs,
lion good lS,crp sOunily, aud neve l
better. llOct RS told me That | coull h'' %
cured, but Il. b. b. has cured me. ,.
IL 10 decidedly the quickest, best AMI cleSsf
all others. A. To my case ana q. cure J ,sl'
10 every merchant o. professional man OF -
BluT \. II. MORgis Cotton BG!e'
Pine BluT Arb, May l1lh, lSs6
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From t,e rexa- Churchmau.
"Eycrl friend to virtue and good
government will raise his voics and
use hisintluence to stay the tide which
/, devastating the homes and lives OF
80 many Of our people. But the
rtmedy-Wh9t shall it be. VIE pro-
hibition meet the case AMI convert the
people INTO nation of toc' otalers:
Vain delusion. Before YOU can rcn-
der prohibition elective YOU must re.
model humanity. 1t was never in
tended that people should lie forced
to be- virtuou-. When force il al.
piled tho very principle which gives
1t being is destroyed. Virtue is not
produced by legislative enactment
More than thi, prohibition is u politi-
cal movement, and therefore it be-
longs in the circ'e Of asprants for
Office. AMI in matters pertaining to
civil government"
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tn. wind phautoms ana -hricsing cries OIL!
worthless hunhu- can make money by limo,
lag upon Inc cr!duliiy and iguorncs ~
work seems more than adeIhute demand
'ho enuuciaiiou Of fGcts--fAct, .hat have ,,o5
rrucial t'sts-iscts proven by brain force au
tangible violence, should satisfy al lludsbl
enterprises; but tho cIccrablc prsctlce o
tebcuing fHls" Ideas and do't.lnos for .eli
Hgrsndi1eurnt Is truly replcheusible an
should be- scorned by all clussc-
When one house tell. you that lolide Of POT
ASH Is poison simply because their opponent,
u,c H. as ihc\ suppose. you should lOuk UPON
al ,uch nv aaraut frauds and their remedies
as unworthy pa lie confidence, and Hih0se
VINO max such Hs sertlous do Sn0F bei e.
they are set of unenytabIc iSnoiAnaiet
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private Fortune. IN Ancient Time,


Crw-u- possessed IA landed prop
criy % fortune equal TO tLGOO.uJO, be-
,.d'sa largo sum of money, slaves aud
furniture
The philosopher Seneca had a Tor
tune Of l5,5oJ.O00.
L.n.u'us, the .oo;h-lycr, hada for
tune OF t5,5O. u0J
I.1orius, at his death. t2}.G2sOOO.
which Csllgula spout IN les, than ten
months
Caesar, before hc entered upon shy
oGi.r, owed -, $4,000
Antony owed r3jU.OOO at the lde,
of Marc1, paid it before the kqlends
of April, and squandered il tli7.00O..
OoI OF the public money.
\piciu- expended in debauchcry
100000.
Cleopatra, ut an entertainment, gave
Antony, dissolved in vinegar. who
,wa. lowcd.it, pearl worth $4,000
E4opus paid Tor single dish 49,.
U0O
Cahgulo -pcnt tor one supper esq.,
OOO.'
Iicliogabalus spent for one meal
10000
Lucu.ius usually paid 100000 for u
ropa-t
Mcssala gave 100000 for the house
Of Antony
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Destruction of Values.

II There had been no other thsu
the saints come to Texas since 1886,
Texas would have had to-day but a
meagre population, few railroads, few
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him flerccly whenever t.ey get even
the ghost OF chance
THE Day figure. out a $4,000 de-
felt if the amendment !. adopted. 1t
does not believe he unexpired liz
cen.c- vi, have to be refunded. This
amount, ~ $4,000. This added to
the DAVIS $4,000, and we have S.,
$4,000. very uuwholesome deficit,
friend Day Better stop this non.
sem; before II goes too lar Hadn't
W.:
\ WRITER in the san Antonio
Times takes two columns to prove
tia, the wine of the Bible was fer.
mantcd II he'd a.aed Carroll, he
could have conveyed the information
ID equally satisfactory mcthoi> in
about five words Carroll csn tell
you - about the vine OF the Bible
nov.
EyEH1EJuY know, that we do not
love the News. have no cause to do
ua' put 1t did get tho Mcneil rob,
berry down better than any OF the pa.
per- ltturn out to have been but II
small affair
lE cannot serve God ana Nam
.uI1u' That L. you cannot uroach fine
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CanccrousIlccrs cured

have been tukln- Botanic Blood BalI9l ~. ~
b. and am about well o nm ulser hA1 -i,s.
my nose for six years, -aid by all 10 b.Is,,ss
Ger, refer to Postmaster keuifoe, Of AAWp'%,
lhtsyillc, GA, May %, 1855,
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4 BIuut Fellow.

From the Houston Post.
The Hon. George Clark writes with
the blunto I kind OF pen. and makes
red mark everywhere he hits.
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ty ofthe untutored west in the pro
ccedings. Whenever westerner
draws somebody ALWAYS drops.
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THE Advance evidently feels the
force OF the charge against Carroll 4,
mixing up religion aud politics, of
Wo,'tu.ing the sacrcl calling into a
vote grabbing business, snd it cites
Melvin Wade aud ARer- am others to
prove tha'the ants do the same thing.
Granted tor artumeut sake that tines,
men do wrong in this, does that zen
CAUSE.-THE sanity Carroll. 10 two
wrong make one right. lthc Pros
bytcriau church At lredclll Is dc,ccra.
ted In thi, way, j. il right that the
first Baptist church of Waco should
be so dcsccratcd Then too, are we
to suppose that no more is claimed
for our cXa'tpd Carol than for these
Two colored men Asto the Presby.
terrain church Mt Ircdcll, We suppose
that there ar no court houses there.
No Moorc's hall. NO Nrmory hall. No
Walker hall and perhaps tie Pres
bytcrian church Is like many other
country churches, built aud used for
the public convenience in this way.
by all parties and all church organi,
ltuons, And yet We would feel bet.
ter were the wicked ants to meet in
some worldly house or in some shady
grove We really do not like 10 soc
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EhC saloon " ar.

GoI,or 81 school for the education oithe
masses Up to higher rurcr and
more VirtuDu- life. IL IT, very
worldly sort Of ulace, bat tho same
may be- sad Of a blacksmith shop
railroad Oiliae or ven law ter s.
Office. Va can't all run gospel mills.
We caa'tH. he angels on earth, and
%. cnJrt TO ue ONE -uch j. NOS Only
- dead failure but II creates ypo'
crito- and tH Ike, ana Hpd hate
Alpocr.te u're than he docs a
Nouicr OF wine H'cau-c "a "a. on
cannot T." u' 10 jewels IN it, crown
r'mpo -ei oi..' saved sous oil 'lce
wicked people It must bee suppress
.I iu'n why not -upite-' ~, other
institutions not ""fNiu4 ~ direct
harmony and full connection with
the church. The sNoon b. not "
Baptist Doui 'rcacc or N'thodi-t
c.a-7.m.st1G but we Lno" some
very excellent gentlemen who are
frequently -rcI in Do'1 rHee-. We
h''. not stopped to enquire a. u"
$50! they were at eIihrf p'A''. We
give it as our opni' D. however 'L',
ih'. went to the former 10 PrA! anu
to tLc latter 10 drink. Ihere
-'en- to "i >" ume Tor
everything ana pace
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From the san Antonio Express
70 the Waco Advance Tod Il
Wednesday. Take tumble,
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There are some lie ont about pros
hbition in Atlanta
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-03

POLITICAL preaching may save the
country, it cannot save the souls of
men
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-03

Billed wine will run in sluicc,
alter August i;h. 1t wil. lave the
field to itc'C
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IHE foRr WoRrH GAZETTE an
beat IL, Day In planting itself cxac.
~ on the fence andin maintaining d
q perfect cquipoiso all the time
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TINE prohib- leave no stone I'M
turned
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Largest Circulation in Central Texas.

ADVERTISING .K>rrs.
Advertising rates made known ou-spp.icR-
ton.
Entered vt po4tomoeat " AGO TcN., a, sec.
Oud- cisBmall matter
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him flerccly whenever t-el get even
the ghos, of a chance
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PoLrrcALpreaching /, ne good,
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Ltrcyery true democrat be at the
polls on saturday.
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NouE for Baker on saturday
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Tufl tight like b.alcs.
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Appointments tor otbcr speakers
viii be announced from time To- me,
and our friends are requested to sup
plemrnt the notice with local publ
cations.
GEORGE CLARK, Chairman.
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WACO. TEXAS. JUNE, 1857
Durham daily recorder., 1887-11-15
Notice.

By virtue of u deed in trust to me
'xecuted by John w. Turner and
wife, Rebecca A. Turner, L. w. Med
I'm and wife, Antonio Medlin, on the
14th day Of December, 1886, and duly
recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds for Durham County, I will,
on the 10Th day of December, 1887.
sell, to the highest bidder, for cash. !.
at the Court House door in the town
fDurham, tn. following real estate
lying on the North Carolina Rail
Road, near the Cotton Factory, con
tanning two acres. upon which Is a
good we'll Of water. dwelling house,
outhouses ard good orchard. The
property is beautifully located and
any one desiring further information
can call on me and I will take pleas.
ure in showing the property. The
said laud is sold to carry out and ex-
ecute the trust.
q. B. GREEN.
Trustee.
nov II .doav4w
Durham daily recorder., 1887-11-15

W w Wells, T M HoneJcutt; Simeon
Hester-J I Riggan, E H Jones, j
10 Currin. Pink Meadows, j j
Meadows; ] N Cheek .Rpbt Critcher.
w B Waller, M w Veazey; F D
Markham--Jas r Day. M Blalock
j B Walker-Lawson Knott; Geo Z
Lougee IN B Broughton and wife;
DR.. L " Battle-Miss Jennie Battle,
Ilss Bessie ingram, Miss Olivin
Millard and sister; G q Neston--W W j
Fryar, F L Newton; w g Gates j
c Rogers, G E Cover; F . Geer--O
L Edwards, N 5 Jones; Mrs. H S.a-
man. q Ransom.
Other delegates will be assigned
homes, on their arrival.
q. 9. NEWTON,
Chalf,n D Committee
Durham daily recorder., 1887-11-15
as'tit;..! !!

Th', Durham ..,gnL Infantry the
Fire Companies, the u. L |. Band.
the Masons. Odd Fellows, Knignts u
Pythias, county officers, town officers,
awyers anc ci izens generally are re-
quested to mees in front of Hotel
Claiborn, Thursday m rning the 18th
at lO o'clock, to ,o'm the PROCESSION
for laying the cafner stone of the
Court house
JAMES SourHG.TE,
Il j. PARRISH, Com. Ar
J. s. MANNING,
Durham daily recorder., 1887-11-15
Delegates to the Baptist State
Convention and their Homes


Convention and their Homes
7 j Lambe Messrs league and
son; J M Whitted-Miss Minnie
Gwatlney, Miss ---- Polk; j r Proc
tori B Marsh, w Durham, w L
Walker. L = PerkiDson G A G. Thomas;
Q 2 Howerton--J b Harrell, j L.
Britt; I J Rlggsbee g W Green, j
6 McGhee and wife, Miss Grace
Green, Mrs Jennie Hunter, Mrs Kate
Meadows, Mrs ) D Pettaway, Miss
Annie Bissell, Mrs j F Williams, Miss
Florence Baugh; w D Lunsford y
) Meadows; X I Long Will
sn; j j Lansdell--J A Beam; w II
Rogers Major Clarke and wife, T 5
Christian-E P Ellington, R r Moore;
} W Cheek-Duke May, E 5 Dunn;
Il FL Barbee-C A Rominger, M l.
Shawl b Stanley-J @ Hocutt. CD.
Gross; Mrs Rebecca Hu, cilings Wm
Rogers, q A Woodson; John w Mark
ham--W l. Markham !; II Fl Mark
hama w Price; Robert Holloway
ID B Richardson, A j Hunt;'r d
Oakley Richard Peed, j L Peed; O.
w Woodward r VanDeventer, E j
kagsdale; w s Dayis-T w Babb,
A 1 Hood; A G Elliott W F.
Rogers, d. A r Vann; MIS- w "
Phlpps--Y I Kibett, John Pruett; S
r Perry F Spainhour, w J Lane;
w H Proctor-W F Watson, G F
Mitchell; w 9 Mason--J P Mason and
wife; 7 q Bailey W Watson and
" s.fe; Lucius Green-M Baldwin and
lhree ladies; I J Walser r 4 Moore.
Is fridge..; Louis WiIkerson- F
uttl-; Mrs Bette S Turner-W +
B'sers, ~ E Field; G " Burch-E
+ June., Jno l. Morgan; j r Brog-
cen-E l. Mo:gau j M Prlm; j Isl
Durnam-D III Seuief, w A Adams;
" K otfIon l ID baltimore and
wife. Miss - hudglns; j s Lock
hart-J q = 'srboro. A j Hines; JAS
S,rthgats Ed Wins, 9 b just. G.
II Hatcher, John Mitcnell; Al w
Reed-rJ Taylor, Thos. Carrick; j
b Carr at notel--J W G.r@, + p Bell,
j " Jones, Dr B Griffith; b N Duke
~ "i--Geo X French and wife;
T. ei Ciaiboin--G l Bailey; Z j Par
sh at hoteI--W H Pace, j M Heck,
l. l. 10 4. Il w Manley: w j Wyatt
al h .rl--H " Battle, Baylus Cade Il
" A Use at Mrs Hopkins &C M
J rchison;J M Blackwood-B w |
Ii r ner and wife; DIR H II Harris
J homas Hume, DR. A Z DIckerson; r
E Lyon--C 3 Farris, w b Brewer;
Mrs } X Day-W A james and wife,
X NJ Brayer and wife, Mrs j G Hines,
Mrs Currir, Miss Mcdowell; 2 J Man
gum U Wilhoit, j L CalIls, F ID
Hancock; DIR A g Carr-H G Decker,
j > Hardaway; w II Whitted-H L |
s L Morgan-S & Hurt, Mr.
4 w Timberlake. Mrs Eva simmons,
Z M Cooke; w H Muse-E G Harrell,
DrJ d Roberts; John @ Wrenn-
Charles Malone and wife; A nj Rigs
,ee-J @ I Norwood, Urian Cults, M
Z Taylor, r A Gill, Z Frost, Z b
Cheek. j G Wilson, w b Waff; IL +
Markham--C p Bostuk and wife, J B
Holman; w j Chrlstian-D w Thorn
son, II A Brown, ] s Purefoy; Leei
'erry-Elam William, Ii V Massey; d
w Carlton-W II Wilson, q FlI
Britt. K II Carter, A ID Hunter and i
ride; Il G Hackney-J Hackney and 1
wife; 7 B Hopson--J r L Moore, 6 4
; Coppedge; W H Bolluway-I T 1
Newton, Josiah Elliott. A w Burfoot, z
las Smith; w Z Foster-T H Pnt. ;
hard, + p Hobgood; J W Pope-J Il
3 Jones, d w Green; X @ Strudwick
j N Stallings. W o Powell; CCll
B Morton, M s Webb !: |
Durham daily recorder., 1887-11-15

J M Jones, N r Watkins, Mani,
Watkins; w NJ Browning-R L
Weathers; w Duke g M Duke, j Y
Hamrick; P A Wiley-J H Mills, "
Z Gwaltney; J L Black wells +
Conrad. B Goodwin, O P Meeks, A c
Melke; w. 7 Blackwell ID f King
A G McManawa, j. b PruitJ; James
Tyson-W J Fulford, C s Cashwe,l
4 J Council-A G Davis. o g Brad,
ley; Jones Garden g Fisher, G f
Smith; j NJ Christian-R w Jordan,
J A Campbell; j b Christian--Miss
Ella Alderman, Miss A E Wilhoit
J K Gattis- g B Taylor; A d Hol.
land, ,-B B Stinson, WA Wilson; W
I Green, j w Denny, G. w Denny;
Robert Poole, ALLEN Betts, j M Hol.
eman;J v Riggsbee-G W Wright,
d w Allen, w b Smith, Willis Hold
ing; L j Whitaker-E d " ellis, W
A Poole; ) F Tomlinson IN s. Sally
Jones; j W Black WE'LL L Wine
j w Pernell, jordan Womole, Jr /;
Ell. Whitaker II w Hammer, d N
McGougan; w H Worthau-M W
dicks, W D Watson; L w Hlghsmnh
q ] Nelson, J D Hackney; j /,
McCauley-P A Ferguson, . Church
nill; r 5 Wood-W II Burt, M =
Nichols; J w Norwood--R T Gray
4 M Gates; I J Simmons az nrs
Norwoods-J w Linch, G q Dun
ford; w q Vickers-H S Hobgood,
M Meadows, j q Tucker; Josh
Melyin-E j Edwards; w A AL.
c Fogleman, Jr.,; j "
Tatum-W A Barrett, j A Wat ins:
A J Riggsbee--C W Norris, j A
White, Il H James, ! H Vernon; j
Thaxton--G Il Matheson, w W.
Parish; q r Biackwell--N B Cobi,,
J L Carter. CD O'Bryant--G w
DAVIS, j d Joyner; Joseph Piper
J Il Coveington. RIA johnson; IN
Reams j L Chishoborne, w II Par,
ham; CIV Rochell j X McCurdy,
Il d Grlmsies; Rev. Alex. Walker -
L ii Street, j l. Carrell and wife:
thomas Pinnix-JW Wildman, X G
Sanderlin; J Ed Lyon DIR. Coyeng-
ton and wife: w H RowlandeJ l.
smith; W X Cooper-W A Mont
yomerY Sherwood White; Chas. Rob-
oins--R Redfern aud wifr;J w Good
ION ,-MIsses HolleDan, Madrey, W Cl
Jones, M L Bsekman; J I Lee--H j
Hester, b s Peterson; w NJ Alaynor
IS W Raynor, j T Brassington:
fhos. Cozart->. e K Proctor Jr.,
Miss Amanda Cheek--A D Black.
sood, j X. Mayn .rd. j. w smith, |
v W Buffalo; A ID. Markham-R 4 |
)verby, Thomas Dixon ST., and wife, |
A Dunn, A y Parham and wife W |
! Allen and wife; j F Freeland-l
De-. Robertson anu son; Ii A Reams-
A Stradley:S r Carrington-Mrs
d A Bevin aud daughter; j L. Mark.
am - L A Speas, JAS. Henley, col
iaymore, X j Bufaloe, r 7 Mooten,
+ Lewis; @ Durham u L Taylor,
d Huihaln. W. Durham; Il I'll
[owerton-C l. Wilson, VIC Graft;
X Mangum-Henry Sheets, Wal
Vhite; Mrs. Lou Barbee-E III Hin
,n, j W Brown; y B Foushee -J
| Lambeth, Alox F,ushee; W wi
haw j I Bostwick, Geo W Sau
srlin;; WY Clarke-J W Lippett,
Q Elliott; y Z Watts-Miss Mol.
Rumble, and friend, Mrs. B A
rown, Mrs. Z b Duffie, Miss Rogprs,
.iss Pattie Browning ID w W .ita
q Irwin, j g Hoyle;l
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n and wife; Thomas Adams B |
owning, w 81 Mcdonald; j I'll
7omble-R b Marsh anu wife; jas.
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Durham daily recorder., 1887-11-15

Pig feet, turnips, apples, sweet and
irish potatoes, onions, beets, &c, at
w. j. Wyatt & Co. o27
Durham daily recorder., 1887-11-15

Leave y,ur orders with John A.
Cox tof oysters aud fish daily, stall
No. 4 at the Market house. nl4.
Durham daily recorder., 1887-11-15

Munroe's Drug Store sells the
Duke of Durham for 5 cents. The
sweetest tasting Cigar in the mar
ket. Guaranteed q Havana filler.
ssep 14-4m
Durham daily recorder., 1887-11-15

Don't fail to try the famous Duke
of Durham Cigars for 5 cents, at
Munroe's Drug Store. sep 14-4m
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
A Couple of Auburn Tresses.

A funny story 10 being tod in which
two Russian noblemen and a favorite
Partisan actress played the principal
parts. Both of the boiars were suit
ors for the iady's smiles, and both
seemed to be equally esteemed by her.
In Russia a lock OF hair is considered a
signal pledge Of the tender passion; but
few of the French theatrical divinities
are endowed with profuse cheveleures.
Mile. Alice glories in the possession OF
auburn ringlets and wouldn't part with
one of them for less than duchy. Her
Russian admirers, tho Count de l.. and
the Baron de NJ. both happen TO have
hair of the same golden hue as that of
their mutual Dulcinea. Each begged a
tress of her hair in exchange for lock
of his own, TO which the charming
creature readily assented, and without
touching single tuft of her head cum
ningly managed TO effect change of
parcels by which each gentleman re-
ceived curl OF his rivals capillaries.
The Count wears the Baron's hair next
his heart, and the Baron sleeps with
the Counts scalplock under his pillow.
Chicago Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

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